July 23, 2009 3:24 PM PDT
I have a client who is in the healthcare field, and we created 60 second ads called "medi-minutes" We gear the minutes toward an educational approach, kind of like a community service. This has been tremendously successful. Her brother is a dentist, we are looking to embark on a "Denti-Minute", again, educationally based campaign. People love to get free information, especially from somewhere that can often be very costly otherwise.
Jamie
July 23, 2009 5:18 PM PDT
I don't know your dentist, or anything about the campaign up until now. But my experience, and everything I've read about dental marketing, indicates that you need to pick one niche and own it.
I've had a great deal of success with a sedation dentist -- although he offers complete dental care, all we talk about in the ad is the fact that if you're scared of going to the dentist, this is the place to go. Other pitches that do well on the radio are cosmetic, and implants.
Here's a blog that has a lot of good advice on the subject: http://thedentalmarketer.com/
July 24, 2009 3:40 AM PDT
Mike,
I create musical jingles ... national quality musical jingles for local businesses. I have some great jingles for Dental Firms if you'd like to hear a few. If so, send me your email address and I'll send a few Dental Firm jingles right over to you.
Jim Reilly
American Music Concepts
[email protected]
732-255-1504
July 24, 2009 7:17 AM PDT
Here in Jax, we have a dentist doing a spot call Tooth Talk...but he has a very boring delivery and i believe that the campaign will fail for that reason only...if done well...i think the concept would work. Just sell a fixed position or rotating prime avail, like an endorsement ad and bring in the Doc to cut the informational ad and let it roll. make him the expert.